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Re: Massive Archive Logging

From: Mitchell Loren <mloren_at_home.com>
Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 22:32:03 GMT
Message-ID: <37697519.7CDC4C34@home.com>


I am running a PeopleSoft financials application and no one but myself can create tables, indexes or do SQL loads. I have not done any of these in production. Since its a packaged application and I have not added any users, the transaction levels are basiclly the same.

Redo wastage is 11%. Same as it was on the old box.

Increasing the redo log size did away with a good amount of waits.

Any other thoughts. I still think there is a bug in 7.3.4 for IBM Sp2.

Jonathan Lewis wrote:
>
> Some one else recently complained about the
> amount of extra redo generated after changing
> Oracle versions (in that case 7 to 8 I think).
>
> Changing the size of the online redo log will
> not affect the amount of archive generated -
> the archive is just a copy of the online, and
> it doesn't matter whether you copy it 1M
> at a time or 100M at a time - the total copied
> will be the same (the performance of the database
> may be affected by checkpoints of course).
>
> Possibilities -
>
> Are you absolutely sure that the work done is
> still the same ? Are any users suddenly
> creating large table and indexes from time
> to time ?
>
> Do you have any code to 'create table unrecoverable'
> or 'create index unrecoverable' that is suddenly not
> working unrecoverably ?
>
> Do you have any SQL*Load in direct mode which
> are suddenly not loading unrecoverably, but are
> loading with redo generation.
>
> Do you have any SQL*Load which are supposed to
> load with TRUNCATE, but now appear to be loading
> with DELETE ?
>
> Check the redo wastage (v$sysstat) - is most of the
> increase redo wastage, or is it really redo ? Do you
> have stats pre-upgrade.
>
> --
>
> Jonathan Lewis
> Yet another Oracle-related web site: www.jlcomp.demon.co.uk
>
> Mitchell Loren wrote in message <376841FB.A96E3110_at_home.com>...
> >I recently moved my db from 7.3.2 (AIX 4.1:RS6000) to 7.3.4 (AIX 4.3:IBM
> >SP2). Before I moved the db I had about 6 GIG of archive logs produced
> >in a 24 hour period ( 5 groups of redo logs, 2 members each, 5M each).
> >After I moved to 7.3.4 archiving went up to 18 GIG per 24 hours. The
> >amount of transactions stayed the same.
> >
> >To remedy the situation I added 2 more groups and resized the redo logs
> >to 30M each. I also set the log_checkpoint_interval > redo log size.
> >Unfortunately, this did not help. Actually the total amount of archive
> >logs went up to over 25 GIG in a 24 hour period.
> >
> >Has anyone experienced this type of massive archiving. I don't think
> >further increasing the redo size will help. Rather it is some process
> >of 7.3.4 which functions differently than 7.3.2. Any suggestions ?
Received on Thu Jun 17 1999 - 17:32:03 CDT

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